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As I mentioned, that won't help. The table you want is not populated until AFTER the user exit fires, if and only if the user exit does NOT assign an identifier.
Dave
From: MP Marmion via sap-dev [mailto:sap-dev@Groups.ITtoolbox.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2010 9:55 AM
To: Dave Thornburgh
Subject: RE:[sap-dev] Is there a way to access a global variable in a SAP customer function that is not passed or updated in the customer function?
Posted by MP Marmion (Technical Systems Associate)
on Jul 15 at 12:51 PM Mark as helpful
Hello,
Thank you. SAPLSSTAG(G_IDENTIFIER) is available in the user exit. If I leave off the TYPE parameter from the FIELD_SYMBOLS and the ASSIGN statements, the value of the variable assigned is the last record of table G_IDENTIFIER inserted in ST_LOCATION_IDENTIFY. I have tried creating TYPES TABLES and assigning with this data type. This causes an ASSIGN_TYPE_CONFLICT. I have also tried different versions of the ASSIGN with the CASTING parameter and then get a ASSIGN_CASTING_ILLEGAL_CAST runtime error. Do you know if the result of the assign is allowed to be a table? If so, should the TYPE be on the FIELD_SYMBOLS or ASSIGN table?
Regards,
MP
---------------Original Message---------------
From: sapwes
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 4:25 PM
Subject: Is there a way to access a global variable in a SAP customer function that is not passed or updated in the customer function?
> check in debug while in the user exit that you can see the variable by entering the following in the variable column
> (SAPLSTAG)G_IDENTIFIER
> If that does pick it up the in the user exit you can us field assignment to get the value locally.
> FIELD-SYMBOLS <FS> TYPE ANY.
> ASSIGN ('(SAPLSTAG)G_IDENTIFIER') TO <FS>.
> IF sy-subrc = 0.
> *to avoid short dump if assignment fails.
> *do your thing with the data here
> ENDIF.
>
> HTH
> Wes
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